On a rather ordinary Thursday morning, in a bustling corner of Bangkok’s Watthana District, a rather extraordinary discovery unfolded. Officers from the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) conducted a clandestine operation on an unsuspecting company nestled in Soi Sukhumvit 13. Little did anyone suspect that inside this nondescript façade lay the operations of a peculiar and audacious venture. Welcome to the world of metallic mimicry! This company was the mastermind behind transforming mundane plastic credit cards into shimmering metal masterpieces, perfectly imitating designs of prestigious, high-end brands. A touch of alchemy, if you will, turning the everyday into the exceptionally fraudulent. In a plot that sounds straight out of a heist film, these counterfeit marvels were then paraded to the general public as exclusive, premium cards. The enticing benefits? Access to a glamorous world of airport privileges normally reserved for the elite few – think VIP parking, access to plush airport…
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Under the tranquil skies of Thailand’s Buriram province, a devastating scene unfolded that shook the community to its core. A 15-year-old boy from the peaceful Isaan region committed an act that would forever change the course of his life. Long driven by the torment of persistent abuse, he reached a breaking point, leading to the unthinkable: he shot his own father. It was a somber evening on June 18th when officers from Lam Plai Mat Police Station responded to a distress call from the Ban Nong Hua Chang Phattana community. The boy, who had spent eight brutal years enduring physical abuse, had finally retaliated. At approximately 7:45 PM, neighbors heard the echo of gunshots from the family home. The target, 51-year-old Choksan, was critically injured and rushed to Buriram Hospital after a bullet from his own 9mm handgun pierced under his right armpit. The backstory to this dramatic and painful…
In a noteworthy turn of events in Kanchanaburi, the diligence and coordination of police and administrative officials culminated in the successful capture of a network involved in the smuggling of migrant workers. On a routine patrol on June 18, the Kanchanaburi Highway Police’s keen eyes caught sight of two vehicles acting suspiciously on Highway 323. This led them straight to a surprising operation centered around a humble meditation center in Mueang district. The vehicles, a white Isuzu pickup with Bangkok plates and a Toyota registered locally in Kanchanaburi, were under the police surveillance near Wang Yai village in the Tha Sao subdistrict of Sai Yok district. The law enforcement team worked in tandem with local administrative officials, tailing the vehicles with the precision of a well-rehearsed dance. Their pursuit ended at an unexpected stop—a monastery. Upon turning into Phutthaprompanyo Monastery in Nong Chok village, Kaeng Sian subdistrict, the drivers ushered…
In the unexpectedly eventful tapestry of Nonthaburi’s serene life, a vibrant drama unfolded on June 18, unleashing chaos that blurred the lines between ordinary routines and high-stakes adrenaline. When a parked vehicle burst into flames in the silent tucked-away neighborhood of Bang Lane Soi 21, this innocuous incident quickly evolved into a furious blaze, sparking fear and attracting wide-eyed onlookers. The notorious fire, starting as an innocent car blaze, couldn’t contain its rage. It lashed out, engulfing a nearby electric motorcycle with fiery tongues that showed no mercy. The blaze soon cast its furious glow onto not just one, but four homes. These houses, huddled along the quiet lane, felt the intense heat as firefighters from all corners, including Bang Krang and Tha Phra municipalities, raced to quell the fiery storm. Despite their commendable haste, it took over 30 heart-thumping minutes for the firefighters to tame the wild flames with…
In a dramatic turn of events in the bustling city of Bangkok, a spotlight now shines on a once-prominent political figure as he faces the legal music. Sira Jenjaka, who once held sway in Parliament as a vibrant member of the Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP), finds himself on the opposite side of fortune’s favor. This former lawmaker is now making headlines for reasons far removed from legislative prowess, as he begins a journey behind bars. The dramatic descent began on a fateful May day back in 2021, when Sira, alongside a troop of companions, ventured uninvited into the premises of Mongkutwattana Hospital in Bangkok’s lively Laksi district. The scene was set for conflict as Sira engaged in a fiery confrontation with the hospital’s director, the esteemed Major General Dr. Rienthong Nanna. What started as a verbal spat quickly transformed into legal proceedings, with charges of trespassing and defamation hot on…
In a scandal that could easily be mistaken for the plot of a gripping thriller, a senior police psychiatrist in Bangkok has found herself embroiled in a twisted drug racket that allegedly exploited the identities of the deceased for financial gain. Police Colonel Anchulee Theerawongpaisal, a dedicated psychiatrist at Police General Hospital, was dramatically apprehended last week after authorities unearthed a stash of the anti-anxiety medication, alprazolam, worth millions of baht hidden within her police quarters. The case unfolded like a detective story when Thailand’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) stumbled upon peculiar prescriptions during a routine check, triggering alarm bells as they discovered drug orders supposedly written for patients who had long since departed this mortal coil. The initial traces of this nefarious operation revealed that the seasoned psychiatrist had allegedly procured a staggering 15 million baht worth of alprazolam over the past year. Photographs slipped into the narrative,…
In the tropical heart of Southeast Asia, a serious problem has emerged, cloaked in shadows and whispered accusations. A slew of dubious Chinese-owned factories have stealthily set up shop in Thailand, leaving behind a trail of economic disruption and environmental chaos. Finally, the Thai government has decided enough is enough and has initiated a hardline crackdown against these clandestine “grey businesses” that have been operating under the radar for years. Led by Industry Minister Akanat Promphan, this campaign, fittingly dubbed “Sud Soi” or “all the way,” is targeting these unlawful foreign-owned business ventures. Promphan’s determination to rectify the years of lax law enforcement is palpable. “This isn’t a new policy. It’s what should have been the norm,” Akanat states, his resolve cutting through the haze of past negligence like a beacon of change. The crackdown casts a spotlight primarily on foreign investors, predominantly from China, who have allegedly exploited Thailand’s…
In a thrilling tale that could rival any crime novel, the quiet town of Bang Yai found itself once again at the center of a high-stakes drama. Just yesterday, June 18th, at the stroke of 3 PM, a cadre of determined officials led by Kiattisak Trongsiri, the vigilant Governor of Nonthaburi, alongside Police Major General Kittithane Thananantawisin, swooped down upon a notorious dragon-tiger gambling den, sending ripples through the community. This cloak-and-dagger operation unfolded within the confines of a seemingly innocuous warehouse, secreted away in Soi Kaew In, Mueang subdistrict. The venue, skillfully camouflaged with a formidable 3-meter-high corrugated iron fence, served as a clandestine hub for avid gamblers. These unassuming facilities, sprawled over one rai, harbored the intrigue of a world hidden in plain sight, only revealed through an anonymous tip-off that set the gears of justice in motion. Scaling the barrier of this playhouse for the audacious, the…
The air was buzzing with anticipation as Phuket’s largest recruitment extravaganza unfolded on June 18, 2025, transforming Robinson Lifestyle Mall in Chalong into a vibrant hub of opportunities. Over 1,500 job vacancies awaited eager applicants, making the Phuket Job Fair 2025 a golden ticket in the race for employment. Organized by the industrious Phuket Provincial Employment Office (PPEO) in concert with JobBKK.com, the event drew a plethora of job seekers, each with hopes as bright as the island’s famed sunsets. It wasn’t just about resumes and business cards; this was a grand symphony of ambition and opportunity, where 507 roles across 51 diverse job titles called out like sirens to more than 25 companies on the spot, ready to snap up talent. An additional cadre of 16 employers connected via the PPEO’s extensive network, with special booths catering to those yearning to explore international frontiers. The event’s inauguration was nothing…
In the tranquil and seemingly ordinary district of Lat Sawai, Pathum Thani, a shocking incident abruptly shattered the peace of a quiet June night. Just as the clock struck 2 a.m. on June 19, an urgent call echoed across the hallways of Khu Khot Police Station. Police Lieutenant Colonel Montri Rattanaphan, a seasoned officer known for his composure, received a report that a horrifying accident had occurred at a dormitory on Sawai Pracharat Road. The scene was grim and heart-wrenching—a 54-year-old woman had been found dead after a fall from the building. The night air was still, holding its breath as officers, accompanied by forensic doctors from Bhumibol Adulyadej Hospital and compassionate staff from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation, arrived at the scene. There, in the dormitory’s dimly lit parking area, a grey Nissan NV stood sentinel beside the woman’s lifeless body. She lay face down, a pool of blood beneath her,…